Search Kihei Released Inmates

Kihei released inmates records come from the Maui Police Department and the Maui Community Correctional Center. Every adult arrest in Kihei moves through MCCC in Wailuku for booking and holding. The Second Circuit Court then hears the case. This page walks through every tool you can use to find a Kihei released inmates record. It covers MPD logs, MCCC custody info, eCourt Kokua, SAVIN, HCJDC, and the Maui records portal. Kihei draws a mix of local, tourist, and seasonal calls. That shapes the kinds of arrests that end up on the books.

Maui Police Department Kihei Area

The Maui Police Department serves the Kihei area from the Wailuku HQ at 55 Mahalani Street. The main MPD line is (808) 244-6400. The Records Section takes calls at (808) 244-6355. MPD keeps a patrol presence in Kihei to cover the South Shore. The town runs along a long beach strip. Tourists and residents share the same roads. Calls for service tend to cluster near the beach parks, the main shopping blocks, and the resorts up the coast. Community policing programs add a local touch.

Each arrest is logged in the MPD system. That record feeds the booking file that moves with the arrestee to MCCC. Kihei arrests appear in the full MPD daily log. The department posts a media log online. Recent bookings show name, age, charges, and general site of arrest. Older arrest files require a Records Section request. Staff answer in person, by phone, and by mail.

For MPD info, see mauicounty.gov/police. Call the Records Section to confirm how a Kihei arrest was logged or to pull an older file.

Kihei Inmate Records Search

Kihei released inmates can be tracked through a mix of state and county tools. The DCR does not run a single unified public inmate roster. Instead, you build the picture by stacking a few free tools. Start with SAVIN for real-time custody alerts. Move to eCourt Kokua for the court case. Call MCCC at (808) 243-5101 to confirm a current booking. Add the MPD daily log for the arrest side. Juvenile records and sealed cases are never part of the public view.

SAVIN is the main state tool for Kihei released inmates custody alerts. It is free. It sends phone, email, or text alerts when the inmate moves, releases, or escapes. Sign up at vinelink.com. The Hawaii Police Department also lists inmate info resources at hawaiipolice.gov. For the court case tied to a Kihei arrest, use eCourt Kokua at courts.hawaii.gov. Search by name or case number.

Key search tools for Kihei released inmates:

• SAVIN through VINELink for real-time custody alerts
• eCourt Kokua for case status and disposition
• HCJDC eCrim for adult conviction checks
• MPD arrest log for recent Kihei bookings
• MCCC main line for current booking status

Kihei Released Inmates at MCCC

The Maui Community Correctional Center is the main jail for Kihei released inmates. MCCC sits at 600 Waiale Drive, Wailuku, HI 96793. The main line is (808) 243-5101. The Visitor Hotline is (808) 243-5861. MCCC holds pre-trial detainees, sentenced misdemeanants, and some felons in transition. It serves all of Maui County, including Kihei. Every adult booked in Kihei moves through MCCC intake.

Booking at MCCC covers fingerprints, photos, a medical screen, and a risk-based classification. Families of Kihei released inmates can call the main line to confirm custody. Visits take scheduling, a valid photo ID, and the facility dress code. The Visitor Hotline gives daily updates on schedule changes. Short-term inmates often discharge straight from MCCC. Longer-term sentenced inmates may move to Halawa on Oahu. The DCR runs the Kapunawai reentry program for some Maui release plans. Reentry prep helps ease the move back to the community.

Facility info is at dcr.hawaii.gov. More on the DCR sits at dcr.hawaii.gov. Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 353 frames custody at MCCC. See HRS Chapter 353.

Maui County Records Access for Kihei

Official Kihei records access runs through Maui County and the state. Formal UIPA requests go through the Maui County Public Records Portal. The portal routes the request to the right office. Police, court, and county records all flow through this one door. You can check the status of any open request from the portal. Most replies come back within 10 business days. Complex requests may take more time.

File a UIPA request at the Maui County Public Records Portal at mauicountyhi.govqa.us. The Hawaii UIPA at Chapter 92F sets the rules. See the OIP UIPA page for the full text. For state criminal history tied to a Kihei arrest, use the HCJDC at ag.hawaii.gov/hcjdc. For the online criminal history tool, go to ecrim.ehawaii.gov.

For state custody data, the DCR main site is at dcr.hawaii.gov. The DCR office is at 1177 Alakea Street, Room 400, Honolulu, with a main line at (808) 587-1350. Kihei released inmates held in federal custody can be found on the Federal BOP Inmate Locator at bop.gov/inmateloc. Match names, dates, and case numbers across tools for the best read.

Court Services for Kihei Released Inmates

The Second Circuit Court handles all Kihei cases. The courthouse is Hoapili Hale at 2145 Main Street, Wailuku, HI 96793. The main line is (808) 244-2800. The court covers felonies, misdemeanors, family cases, and civil matters for all of Maui County. Kihei cases share the same docket as Wailuku and Kahului cases. Hearings, trials, and arraignments all run from this site.

You can search by name or case number on Hawaii eCourt Kokua. The tool shows hearing dates, case status, and the final disposition. Court case files need a Legal Documents Division request. Copy fees are $0.25 per page. Certification is $2. Free public access terminals at Hoapili Hale let you search cases at no cost. Call the court for open dates and hours.

For the portal, see courts.hawaii.gov. Use eCourt Kokua to pull Kihei case status tied to released inmates records.

Kihei Community Resources

Kihei released inmates often return to the community through reentry programs. The DCR runs the Kapunawai reentry office for Maui. That office helps with job leads, housing info, and referrals. It coordinates with parole and probation staff. Local non-profits add help with food, clothing, and short-term shelter. Kihei has a mix of faith-based and secular groups that support this work.

Public records access for Kihei families runs through several tools. The HCJDC at the Hawaii Attorney General runs the adult criminal history check site. That tool charges a per-search fee. Results show felony and serious misdemeanor convictions. Run a check at ag.hawaii.gov/hcjdc. For adult conviction data, try ecrim.ehawaii.gov. Juvenile records stay sealed in all cases.

Victims of Kihei arrests can register with SAVIN for free alerts on custody changes. The system sends phone, email, or text alerts when the inmate moves, releases, or escapes. Sign up at vinelink.com. Pair that with eCourt Kokua to track the full case. That combo covers most of what a family needs.

Nearby Cities

Kihei sits on the South Shore of Maui. Wailuku and Kahului are the two closest towns. All three share the same police, jail, and court. Pick a nearby city below for its records page.

Related County

Kihei sits in Maui County. The county page covers every jail, court, and records office that serves the town. Review it for the full tool list.